Historic Houses in Washington

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• Bigelow House Museum  - The oldest residence in Olympia, and one of the earliest in the Pacific Northwest. Its dedicated to offering and preserving this areas rich history.
• Crosby House Museum  - Read information about this home, its history, hours of operation, and location.
• Henderson House Museum  - Turn of the 20th century built in 1905 for brewmaster William Naumann. The home was considered quite modern for the times.
• Lord Mansion  - Built in 1923 for banker and Olympia's mayor in 1902-1903, Clarence J. Lord and his wife Elizabeth.
• Meeker Mansion  - Ezra Meeker's 17 room Italianate Victorian mansion. The home was designed by architects Farrell and Darmer.
• Polson Museum  - Arnold Polson's "wedding gift" mansion was built in 1924, and boasts twenty-six rooms, with six bathrooms and four fireplaces.
• Rothschild House Historic House Museum  - This home is virtually unchanged from a hundred years ago. Read about its history, view photos, and touring details.